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limpkin
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Comment #25333207
not trying to discard the work done here.... but from what I see the script "simply" uses dd to output the sdcard contents into a file, which is then used by foremost. I may be mis…
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Comment #19142551
it is!
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Comment #19135646
I designed www.themooltipass.com, a hardware-based password keeper, fully open hardware / firmware / software.
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Comment #18458256
I wonder if he'll do an article on webauthn... that seems fairly promising as well!
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Comment #17834603
The mooltipass project actually is looking for contributors for its next gen device! If you'd like to work on hardware (low power measurements, rf design), firmware ( https://moolt…
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Comment #16853715
Moolipass project creator here! It's surprising and wonderful to see our project mentioned here. Adding a time delay between PIN attempts definitely is a good idea. I'm afraid the …
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Comment #16629599
An attack on the supply chain would have to happen at the very last stages when the device is assembled, as the assembler would otherwise notice the added component. I would even d…
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Comment #16629421
Disclosure: I'm the creator of Mooltipass. When creating the Mooltipass offline password keeper we actually spent a considerable amount of time thinking about solutions for the par…
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Comment #16629228
Wait... so the ledger allows any firmware to be uploaded without signature checking? damn :(
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Comment #16619359
I'm afraid I don't have great suggestions, but if you're around Lausanne one of these days, do not hesitate to ping me to have a chat about it.
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Comment #16331633
Open source projects would definitely be the way to go... what are your skills?
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Comment #15399963
- reddit - content gathering websites (such as hackaday, if electronics) - applying to conferences - IRC - related topic forums
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Comment #15304889
Last time I looked into this AM335X chip and its PRUs, the information required to use and program them was very scarce. The SOC as a whole is not exactly developer friendly...
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Comment #15248414
"So, we reverse-engineer the LoRa physical layer using the patents filed by Semtech [27, 57], which is the key LoRa chipset manufacturer. We also use the Semtech 1276 starter kit […
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Comment #11992470
Creator of the device here. I'll address the few points that were raised in the comments section: - Our device is used by thousands of users from all ages... even by elderly people…